The heart-wrenching narrative of The Citizen begins with an citizenship assessment, where the exam committee firmly concerns a middleaged African American individual. However attractively he recites Hungarian poetry, Wilson, a political refugee in his late fifties, neglects the tests to get the summertime, because he doesn’t understand where the periodical ‘Magyar Közlöny’ got its name from, and also what exactly precisely the Corvinae are. Furthermore, motivated by Vörösmarty’s proposal , the committee chairman even questions his reasons for leaving his mother country. Wilson argues that his reasons include his fellow citizens cutting pregnant women in halfyet he doesn’t figure out how to soften the core of the team.